The relatively new concept of functional foods is supportive of sales of food products that deliver isolated ‘nutrient’ or ‘food compound’ substances, much as is done by dietary supplements. Whether such isolated substances have benefit must b...

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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=A76061283
2004
Korean
학술저널
37-42(6쪽)
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다운로드다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)
The relatively new concept of functional foods is supportive of sales of food products that deliver isolated ‘nutrient’ or ‘food compound’ substances, much as is done by dietary supplements. Whether such isolated substances have benefit must b...
The relatively new concept of functional foods is supportive of sales of food products that deliver isolated ‘nutrient’ or ‘food compound’ substances, much as is done by dietary supplements. Whether such isolated substances have benefit must be investigated in each instance; such investigations can be complex. At the same time, simply prepared natural plant foods contain a myriad of substances that, in accord with the concept of food synergy, are beneficial for health. Whole grain foods are an example of such healthy fare, based on strong epidemiologic and experimental evidence. If the concept of functional foods is to be of use for the public health, it should support the consumption of healthy traditional foods as well as promoting “novel” foods; in this sense, whole grain foods, which have great functionality, should be regarded as functional foods.
목차 (Table of Contents)
Current Status of Nutrition Labeling and Regulation of Health Foods in Japan
Phytochemical Potentials for Functional Food Design
Understanding and Working with European Union Legislation on Nutrition and Health Claims
Opportunities and Challenges in Nutrigenomics and Health Promotion